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d|t
hi peeps

does anyone know what the hell this is? to me it seems like some sort of crop nilating killer fungus. it does not appear to be light burn, but im not ruling that out either. its tough being stupid rofl.gif



it kicked in full blast during the most ripest part of these plants life (around half way flowering, going into 5 weeks),

my yield has now suffered the consequnces terribly cry.gif lost alot of good leaves

worst grow ever !!!!

needs prevention and a cure !!! any help thanks
leroy
nute burn unsure.gif
d|t
QUOTE(leroy @ Jun 19 2008, 03:14 PM) *
nute burn unsure.gif


could be mate, i strictly followed the schudule though and measured right.

thought it would be hard to overnute in mud unsure.gif

also used epsom salts at start of flower (tablespoon to 10l)
leroy
QUOTE(Smokey @ Jun 19 2008, 03:37 PM) *
QUOTE(leroy @ Jun 19 2008, 03:14 PM) *
nute burn unsure.gif


could be mate, i strictly followed the schudule though and measured right.

thought it would be hard to overnute in mud unsure.gif

also used epsom salts at start of flower (tablespoon to 10l)

the guide is only a rough guide,
my super skunk likes a bit less but my papaya likes more, you can over nute in mud, mud just sorts your ph out for you, epsoms is supposed to be added 3 weeks in to flower, when did you add it??
d|t
yeh i know different plants require more or less, but it just seemed to happen in such a short time, no indication started from the leaf tips (to my knowledge). I cut away the dead material and it kept re-appearing.

epsoms were added at 3 weeks, cheers

you could be right about the nutes though doh.gif

i remember ot1 saying in another thread how disease can adapt and re-create (ie, new types of fungal and diseases) and im leening towards this, because it has nilated my crop.

thanks for the help leroy
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